Do I have to immediately sign that I received a summons if my husband files for divorce?

90 days is the earliest the divorce is finalized. The divorce is set for trial typically 11 months after the case is filed unless a motion to...

Do I owe my ex-husband child support?

Based on the facts presented, your ex-husband will still owe you child support. Child support is provided to the residential parent. You appear...

Do I have to file new divorce papers in Michigan (where I have resided for 12 years). or will the WA case continue and be final

Well there are a couple of things that can happen, however none of it can happen without someone pushing the case along. If he filed in WA, and...

I have simplified my review of Mr. Hyde and it's still not being approved. I would like to know why. What am I doing wrong?

I'm not sure what you are talking about. Are you trying to review an attorney and are unable to do so? If so, that's a question for avvo support...

Am I responsible for her debt just because we are married? I know I cannot control her decisions. Any suggestion?

You need a bankruptcy attorney to answer your question completely. From the family law aspect, Washington is a community property state. This...

Do I have anything that would help the judge make a decision in my favor to allow me to move to Montana State?

You are looking at a relocation action pursuant to RCW 26.09.430-4.80. It should be referenced in your parenting plan under 3.14. Essentially,...

We both maintain a household for son but she's getting support when he's not with her, won't discuss $200 for clothes. Options?

“She’s getting support when he’s not with her…” – The courts determine child support with the presumption that both parents should contribute to...

What does it mean to bench documents in a hearing?

This most likely means that he has to provide the documents necessary to the bench (the ruling commissioner/judge). This is my best guess without...

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Pls explain a dnwrd deviation in child support in relation to "consideration of the total circumstances of both households."

The Whole Family Formula is a way to deviate downwards when the obligor (owing parent) has to support multiple children from their income source. ...

How can I move my daughter with me?

I'm going to attempt to help you even though you are way over there in Whitman County. You're most likely looking at notifying the other party of...